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From: "jasiek z toronto" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of list prawica" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2001 3:58 AM
Subject: Prawica: Szwajcaria nie zamierza wchodzic do zydowskiego getta pt:
"Unia JewRopejska"...
> THE SWISS SAY NO! --
> A European Commission spokesman said: "The Swiss
> did
> not say no to Europe."
> Just like bureaucrats...what part of "No!" can't
> they
> understand?
>
>
> The Swiss Say No!
> By Martin Fletcher
>
> SWITZERLAND overwhelmingly rejected early
> membership
> of the European Union by a margin of nearly four
> to one in
> a national referendum yesterday.
>
> Nobody had expected the 4.6 million eligible
> voters to back
> the "Yes to Europe" initiative that would have
> forced the
> Government to open immediate negotiations with
> Brussels,
> but nor had anyone predicted it would be defeated
> so
> heavily.
>
> An estimated 77 per cent, and all 26 cantons,
> voted no.
> The turnout was 55 per cent.
>
> The Government opposed the initiative, arguing
> that it
> favoured EU membership but only when the time was
> right.
>
> Those campaigning against joining the EU argued
> that
> membership would mean higher taxes and interest
> rates,
> heavy financial contributions and a loss of
> sovereignty.
>
> One poster showed a Swiss chicken plucked, gagged
> and
> shackled by EU handcuffs. Switzerland's economy is
>
> booming and the country has recently negotiated
> free trade
> agreements with the EU.
>
> Christoph Blocher, leader of the Eurosceptic Swiss
> People's
> Party, was jubilant. He said that the Government
> should
> drop EU membership plans for good.
>
> Ruedi Baumann, president of the Green Party, which
> was
> part of the coalition of left-wing and youth
> groups that
> collected the 100,000 signatures required to force
> the
> referendum, said: "It's an absolutely brutal
> defeat."
>
> The groups had argued that Switzerland should help
> to
> shape EU decisions that affect it anyway and
> should join
> before it has to negotiate entry with an enlarged
> EU of
> perhaps up to 25 members.
>
> A European Commission spokesman said: "The Swiss
> did
> not say no to Europe. They chose to answer the
> question
> later and this is obviously a choice that the
> European
> Commission respects."
>
> Article found at:
> http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/0,,3-93919,00.html
>
>
>
>
>
> Long Live Odin! - The Allfather - The Aryan Christ
> of the Second Coming.
>
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> Zapodal
> jasiek z toronto
>
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>
>
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